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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1910

Page

13

Yale Backfield Shift Signals Strength Ahead of Harvard Match

Harvard and Yale expected to clash in football at New Haven after cross country previews at Chestnut Hill. The Crimson, led by Shrubb, Lawless, Withington, is favored in the race and look to set a new distance record, while Yale fields a younger, less formidable squad under Johnny Mack.

Harvard Yale Chestnut Hill Hill and Dale Crimson Blue Rooters New Haven Shrubb Cambridge Jacques, Lawless Withington Johnny Mack

Duffey's Sports Column Highlights Madison Square Garden Race

Arthur Duffey writes on sports from the Post desk. Readers in Cornell Pennsylvania and Columbia should send inquiries. The 20 mile international team race at Madison Square Garden features six teams with Gusta Ljungström and John Svanberg favored to win. Harry Gissing of the New York Athletic Club has bested Mel Sheppard at 1000 and 600 yards, while Irish American filer is not in peak form.

Yank" Robbins Cambridgeport A. C Yank Jimmy Lee Old Beantown Duffey Madison Square Garden Gusta Ljuhgstrom John Svanberg Harry Gissing New York A. C Mel Sheppard Gissing Mel

Barry and Jeanette boxing clash looms after tough bout

Local boxing notes recap Flynn’s victory over Barry after a uneven effort by Barry who lacked urgency and was warned to train harder. A tentative Barry-Jeanette match is planned at the Armory Club next Tuesday amid talk of Nelson's February return against Wolgast.

Jim Barry Flynn Charley White Sulivan Brockton Barry Joe Jeanette Armory Club Chicago Jeanette Mr. Barry

Yale Coaches Not At Odds Camp Says No Friction

New Haven newspaper claimed Yale football coaches clashed. Walter Camp released a statement denying any friction, noting he left briefly to assist with new plays and that T. Daly also joined briefly. He praised Savage returning to strengthen the line and urged more drill for open plays.

New Haven Conn Yale Walter Camp Foster Sanford Daly Savage

No injunction for Barney Oldfield at Atlanta races

Barney Oldfield was barred from entering the three day Atlanta speedway meet starting tomorrow. A temporary restraining order prevents the AAA and Atlanta Automobile Association from blocking his participation, but a permanent injunction was not granted. Oldfield seeks $25 000 in damages amid his disbarment since his race with Jack Johnson. A fatal accident yesterday involving Al Livingstone did not halt preparations for the event.

Atlanta Barney Oldfield Oldfield Jack Johnson American Automobile Association George L. Bell Atlanta Automobile Association al Livingstone

Yale Offense Changes for Brown Game

Yale coach test lineups in signal practice as Captain Fred Daly prepares the team for the Brown game Saturday. Bomeister shifts to right, Charley Paul moves to right guard, and Jack Field starts at left halfback.

New Haven Conn Fred Daly Yale Bomeister Charley Paul Jack Field

Yale Stars Set Behind Brown Game With Packed Scrimmage

The Yale squad reshuffled positions as Field earned his first real football in six weeks and Kilpatrick recovered from a shoulder wrench. Quarterback Strout and backs Field Daly Howe anchored a nearly settled backfield while Camp and staff oversaw a strong practice that featured four touchdowns from Kistler Merritt Freeman and Philbin.

Bomeister Paul Field Brown Yale Strout Daly Howe McDevitt Fuller Jack Savage Kilpatrick Walter Camp Kistler Merritt Freeman Philbin Freshies Gatins McGill Foster Sanford Burr Chamberlain Jim Rogers DeWitt Cochran Sam Hammond Harmon Graves Jack Owsley Frank Butterworth Corbin Ted Coy Harry Holt van Sinderen Scully Morris Savage Brooks Deming

Melrose Star McLetchie Injured In Practice Scrimmage

Melrose High star halfback McLetchie fractured his collar bone in a Friday practice against Waltham High at Central Park. He will miss the rest of the season, weakening Melrose ahead of Saturday's game with Malden High.

McLetchie Melrose Melrose High Waltham High School Central Park Waltham Harry Dame Watch City Dec Riley Holy Cross Fordham Somerville High Riley Littlefield Malden High

Harvard Loses Soccer Match to General Electric Club

Harvard accepts a 3 0 defeat on Soldiers Field as General Electric Company Club of Lynn dominates with speed and scoring. Chadwick steadies Harvard. Lynn forwards excel and Spooner nets two goals with Paton adding one.

Harvard Soldiers’ Field General Electric Company Club Lynn Crimson Chadwick General Electric Company Izynn—Spooner R. O Ross R. i Winston Caroenan

Trial bouts in three boxing classes at the B A A

Six preliminary boxing bouts in three weight classes at the B A A last night produced winners including Thomas Edwards Brockton over John McCarron South Boston in 8 rounds and John Murphy South Boston over Adam Caruso East Boston in four rounds with an extra round ordered, plus other wins in 115 and 105 pound divisions.

Thomas Edwards Brockton John McCarron South Boston Joe Sweeney Cambridge Lindsay Belknap Bellows Falls John Fallon Boston John Wood Charles Locke Roxbury Guy Poleart John Murphy Adam Caruso East Boston Edward Flynn Lynn Joe Ferraro

Willoughby Wins in Tough City Wrestling Bout

Walter Willoughby the Western middleweight defeated Stanley Karp the Buffalo Cyclone at the Columbia Theatre in two bouts. In the first, Willoughby wore down Karp and secured a toe hold after several minutes. In the second, Willoughby used a half Nelson to pin Karp after nineteen minutes.

Columbia Theatre Walter Willoughby Stanley Karp Buffalo Karp Willoughby Stanley Walter

Mechanic Arts High Tops South Boston High in Strong Win

Mechanic Arts High defeated South Boston High 20 to 8 at the American league grounds yesterday afternoon in a fast well played game. After trailing 4 to 8 at halftime Mechanic Arts brought in its best players and pulled away for the victory. Touchdowns by Buzzelle Barry and Sebiano led the comeback with Bello adding two goals from touchdowns and field goals credited to Courtney Bello. Umpire Loughlin and referee Cahill presided with Hallahan as field judge and Dignouty as linesman. Timekeeper Four sm periods.

Mechanic Arts High South Boston High Mechanic Arts A. If Merten J. Cochran Rosnoxky Log Speth Court Dooley O Kane Haines Cochran Bardwell Retlo Grant Nek Swanson Walsh Mooney Powers Q. B O'Connor D de G Shayhan Moran Johnson Glease Seilano Brown R. Be Mogeworth Barry rheShaere I. B Thornton McTaod Buzzelle F. Be F. B Griffin Sebiano Bello Courtney Loughlin Cahill Hallahan Dignouty

Gallagher to Race at Franklin Field Pace Meet

Arthur H. Keeler of the Dorchester Driving Club has arranged a capital pacing race at Franklin Field for Saturday November 12. Gallagher Cascade and Charley King will compete in a clever three horse match that should draw the greatest crowd of Speedway patrons Dorchester has seen this year.

Arthur H. Keeler Dorchester

Reecant Houck-Klaus Draw in Philadelphia

In Philadelphia the six round no decision bout between Houck and Klaus ended with a disputed result seen as a possible draw by critics. The article also notes past bouts and questions about knockouts in the Wolgast versus Nemo matchup.

Reecant Houck-Klaus Philadelphia Critica Brockton Stanley Ketchel Brookline Gymnasium South A. C North Dorchester A. C M Nelson Wolgast Nemon Nemo Guata Ljungstrom

Andover Prepares For Exeter With Last Practice

Andover Mass November 2 The Andover squad held a long practice on Brothers field focusing on signal work. The varsity drove to a touchdown from the second's 10 yard line. Van Brocklin was hurt but not expected to be seriously disabled. Final drills precede the big Exeter game with only light work Thursday and Friday. A bleacher addition is being built as the student body plans to march to the field.

Exeter Bob Jones van Broeklin The Blue Brickley Cornell Andover Mass Brothers Field van Broklin Fiinal Webster Jones Moore Randall Forsythe Lahr York van Brocklin Brann Sawyer Captain Rogers McDonald

Brown Team Joins Tech Tufts Cross Country Meet

The Technology Tufts cross country race becomes a triangular contest with Tufts, Technology and Brown. Technology’s squad is added to the M I T field day events by arrangement. Brown plans to send strong runners to challenge Tech and Tufts.

BROWN Tech-Tufts Technology-Tufts Tufts Technology H. $. Benson I. CG

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